Private Finished Trust

"You.....," he'd pause, frowning, "you don't want my help because of who my dad is?" Now that actually hurt, though she'd been doing that a lot lately.

"Why?" he'd ask, in truth he probably knew why, but wanted to hear her out. "Why would it matter who my dad is?"

Hakon would cross his arms. "Why does it matter who I'm related to?"

"Not trust worthy?" the frowning didn't stop, but he wasn't completely angry, he was hurt and actually kinda sad. "I...I have done but been there for you ever since we got here," he'd say narrowing his eyes at her.

"Despite the insults, despite you treating me like I'm lesser than you....," so many of their conversations had gone badly because of how poorly she treated him. "I have never really lied to you, and my so called deception and such has just been me sending you ficking weird pics and memes."

"I might be a trickster, but I am not my father!" he'd sigh and take calming a breath, "and I've earned your trust."

"I never leave you to deal with my stuff," he'd say with a glare, "I always stay, I never run. I wouldn't just fucking leave you to deal with it." He'd about had enough of this, enough of the bullshit that she constantly spouted.

He'd take a step forward, locking eyes with her. "There's a difference between being a trickster and being like him," he'd say, actually angry now. "I wouldn't do the awful things he does, wouldn't do any of it."

"You act high and mighty, but you're just a spoiled brat," he'd say with a snort. "A brat that acts like she's better than everyone, then throws a fit when proven wrong."

"I never asked you to follow me around....or for Odin to send some petty wannabe angel to look after me." He'd tall her. "I don't know if you've noticed but I've been fine, I have a job, I go to classes, and I don't view everyone as being beneath me. I'd say I've done better at adapting to people than you have."

He'd narrow his eyes. "I am not Loki, I wouldn't use a child's existence as a plaything to hurt people," he'd tell her, "and I'm definitely not like Odin, become I wouldn't abandon a child to die because his existence is inconvenient."

"You wanna bury yourself in your pride caused stupidity? Fine by me," his eyes grew serious, " but I promise you this......you'll be a bit more humble,you'll learn you're just like everyone else."

"Well.....then that changes now," he'd say, narrowing his eyes at her. "It's done, you're done," he'd say, "no more following me around, no more watching me, its over." He'd cross his arms. "I don't care if it's the job Odin gave you, that's not my problem, neither of us want it happening, so its over."

In truth he didn't want to stop spending time with her, but if she was going to be like this then he didn't see any other option.

"Threat?" he'd tilt his head. "No babe.....that's a damn promise," with that he'd walk past her, he didn't look back, nor would he react to anything she'd say.